Police Probe After Elementary Students Report Molester Trio
Local police and the sheriff investigate after several Houghton Elementary pupils report a truck with three men offering candy and a ride to a kindergartner. Two boys corroborate the incident but color descriptions vary from pale yellow to cream or gray, and the vehicle remains unfound.
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Houghton
Poppy Days Prosper as Auxiliary Raises 573.79
The American Legion Auxiliary reports a strong Poppy Days fundraiser Friday and Saturday with a net of 573.79 up from last year’s 385. Funds support disabled veterans and their families. Co chairs Milton Finkbeiner and John Lake thank volunteers, students, Still Hotel for HQ space, Dancer's store for a window display by Lola Dell, and local residents for contributions.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Cochairmen
Milton Finkbeiner
John Lake
Still Hotel
Dancer’s
Lola Dell
Junior Judgments on implied consent law debate
High school seniors discuss the implied consent law requiring blood breath or urine tests if asked, weighing rights against public safety. Students like Settles Campbell Russell Hunt Mains Morton Goltz Townsend Drake and Drake offer varied views on penalties, rights, and the role of testing in preventing drunk driving.
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Pete
Andy Campbell
Steven Russell
Natalie Mains
Garry Morton
Barbara Goltz
Chris Townsend
Sue Drake
Linda Drake
Parents-to-be Classes Set in Ann Arbor Area
A new series for expectant parents funded by the Ann Arbor Visiting Nurse Association and Washtenaw County Health Department starts next week. Sessions meet twice weekly at 7:30 p.m with a 7 p.m registration at $2.50 per couple. First class covers how your baby grows before birth. Susie Niethammer, Kathy Niethammer, and Jill Johnson visited Friday with grandparents Mr and Mrs Max Ross.
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Ann Arbor
Susie
Kathy Niethammer
Jill Johnson
Max Ross
Movie listings end Saturday with Hot Rods to Hell
The theater wraps up showings of Hot Rods to Hell this Saturday while starting Sunday with One Million Years B.C. The double bill features action and prehistoric adventure for local audiences.
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Hell
B.C
Newcomers Arrive in Saline Bring Two Families to Town
Bart and Helen Strahley move to Clark Street with sons Robert 6 and Jim 14. Bart owns Strahley Chevrolet and plans to settle in Saline. Helen, formerly in education, supports family life. They praise Saline as friendly and expect to stay. John C Michael and Shirley relocate from Charlottesville to 187 Annwood Court with children Debbie 10 and Danny nearly 7, planning a new house on their acre in Yorkshire Estates. Both couples join local groups. John works as senior technical illustrator at Bendix in Ann Arbor. Shirley is a nurse.
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Robert
Jim
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University of Toledo
Helen
Oldsmobile
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Yorkshire
Bendix Aerospace Systems Division
Ann Arbor
West Virginia
Fairmont State College
Shirley
Fairmont General Hospital
Virginia
University of Virginia Hospital
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